Shares in Frasers Group (LSE:FRAS) moved higher on Monday after the company announced a takeover proposal for Australian footwear and sportswear retailer Accent Group.
The stock rose by as much as 3.4% during trading, reaching its highest level since October 2024 as investors reacted positively to the proposed acquisition.
Proposed Deal Values Accent Group at A$316 Million
Under the terms of the offer, Frasers Group has proposed acquiring Accent Group (ASX:AX1) for A$0.65 per share.
The transaction would value the Australian retailer at approximately A$316 million, equivalent to around $223.54 million.
Accent Group is a major footwear and sportswear retailer in Australia and New Zealand, operating a portfolio of retail brands and distribution businesses across the region.
Acquisition Would Expand Frasers’ International Footprint
The proposed acquisition would further strengthen Frasers Group’s presence in the Asia-Pacific market and expand its exposure to the footwear and sportswear sector.
The company has been actively pursuing international growth opportunities and strategic investments as part of its broader expansion strategy, building on a portfolio that includes sports retail, premium fashion and lifestyle brands.
Investors appeared to welcome the latest move, with the share price reaction suggesting confidence in the potential strategic benefits of the transaction.
More About Frasers Group
Frasers Group is a UK-based retail and consumer brands business with operations spanning sports retail, premium fashion, luxury brands and lifestyle products.
The group owns and operates a range of well-known retail brands and has built an international presence through acquisitions, investments and strategic partnerships. Its portfolio includes businesses across the UK, Europe, Asia-Pacific and other global markets, with a focus on long-term growth and value creation.
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